A well-structured databook is crucial in financial due diligence, as it forms the foundation for preparing accurate numbers before drafting the report, ensuring efficiency and minimizing errors throughout the process.

This post covers key best practices for structuring a databook, drawing from the experiences of advisors in the field.

Excel’s Trace Precedents and Trace Dependents tools help visualize cell relationships, but they have limitations in complex models. Discover how Accelerate Excel enhances tracing capabilities, making it easier to audit and understand intricate data flows in financial models.

PivotTables are one of Microsoft Excel's most universal and powerful features. They are great for summarizing data from extensive tables, allowing you to filter through large datasets to find the most relevant insights.

Free tool that provides a taskpane to trace and navigate an Excel formula’s precedent ranges in a tree view.